Welcome everybody to redacted on this Tuesday. So glad to see everybody here. We got a very busy show for you today as we talk about the Iran war and the very latest moves. We heard from President Trump yesterday saying, you know, this thing is very close to complete. We're almost done. We want a few more wins and then, you know, kind of like a buffet. Like just maybe one more round and then we're going to be done. Well, that's what he says.

But then, of course, Iran on their side saying, no, no, no, we're not done.

We're not negotiating. then, you know, kind of like a buffet, like just maybe one more round and then we're going to be done. Well, that's what he says.

But then, of course, Iran on their side saying, no, no, no, we're not done. We're not negotiating. And we will have an eye for an eye. And reports are that the IRGC is ramping up for a massive attack. So what will phase two look like? We're going to unpack all of this. Plus the American War wounded?

Well, we now got a report from the Pentagon confirming what we first reported here yesterday on Redacted. We'll

tell you about that. We're also very concerned about our rights, specifically online, the White

House publishing this new cyber security plan. I feel like it may be a Trojan horse, Patriot Act

2.0, because they're saying they're going to look

out for propaganda. Okay. The place where most of our propaganda comes from is going to save us

from propaganda and cultural subversion. So if those phrases worry you, hold on to your bets.

We're going to show you and what they're saying and why we're afraid of that. Before we do all of that, though,

we want to tell you about our friends over at Upward because, hey, people want to be aligned on dating apps with their values.

You don't know what you're going to get on most dating apps. And you don't want to mess around in this day and age.

We talk a lot about how systems aren't really designed

to serve people. They keep you distracted, divided, or dependent. Of course, modern dating feels that

way, too. So many apps are just built for endless scrolling, casual connections, not commitment,

not built for families, people with real lives in mind. But if you're someone who values faith, integrity,

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You're not negotiating your core beliefs to see if you can make a person fit into your life.

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